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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1946
Page
18
A remembrance notice expresses memory of Helen Vint and mentions family ties and ongoing affection. It notes a life shared with spouse and relatives, with reflections on times together and a wish to honor the memory. The text preserves a solemn, personal tone typical of obituary notices.
An extensive OCR fragment lists numerous names, places, dates, and events, tracing memorials, interments, and notices across many locales. The text reads like a dense newspaper page with ad hoc person notices, tributes, and public entries, interwoven with dates and burial references.
A Superior Court jury in Hangsselver County awarded a couple $700 in damages after a lengthy trial. The defense included attorney teams from W.W. Josph Shruley and settlement discussions with Mico & Bainy, with the jury deliberating since early yesterday.
Iran Grotto announces new officers including chief Jipliokhatha A Grower and deputy Tortnne Wallant, with Moses A Uphom reappointed treasurer for his 27th term. A delegation from Kun Riau Vahn Gol attended as refreshments were served by Elmer A Hemp steid and Lomimilles Musi.
Lieutenant Gallagher, serving aboard the USS Intrepid, earned a permanent citation for actions during a Japanese air attack in World War II. Amid explosions and intense fighting, Gallagher and fellow crew members safeguarded critical positions and maintained operations despite heavy enemy fire.
Five Upstate men burned in an incident at Sawnill. The injured were Kitna Sosterdas and serimist O dire. The men were employed by Robert Sweet, operator of the Guise of the Ae. The exact cause and status were not immediately reported.
Mt Zion Lodge announces officers for the coming year with Jeb A Googwih as master, Alfred Webiin as senior warden, Lugene Wo Liee minh as junior warden, and Wiluot ateretary Farum. The installation ceremonies are set for Monday January with other officers seated at formal events.
Legion members in Troy plan annual Christmas drive for the Salvation Army kettle fund. At a recent meeting led by Otto Pantsch, officers outlined fundraising duties and assigned tasks for December door campaigns and a veterans’ assistance fund goal.
A wartime notice records personnel stationed at Norfolk and Nas i V0, detailing recruit toning and noting assignment changes. The entry lists individuals connected to the Dowport of Hovering Wine Me and references Mel An Sconce i Apr 1947.
The Troy post office warns that mail must move promptly to prevent delays during the holiday peak. Postmaster notes high parcel volume, open parcel windows, and staffing adjustments as temporary workers are brought in to handle the surge. Residents are urged to mail greeting cards early and ensure correct addresses to avoid late deliveries.
A fire at 224 Second Street damaged the OL store on the first floor with smoke and heat extending to the second and third floors. The blaze, quickly subdued by firefighters, caused the south wall to buckle and prompted evacuations of upstairs occupants.
Unclear OCR text discusses charters of about 8 800 firms and potential changes or effects on stock corporations. Details are garbled, but mentions annual franchises and implications for corporate charters and regulatory actions. No clear dates, places, or names readable.
Saratoga County supervisors lauded Garrett Anguy Gieielt for long term service at a county meeting. The board approved $20,000 for county roads maintenance and 12, etc.
Gov Thomas and Dewey addressed about 100 news executives from 70 papers at a NY State Associated Press dinner. Ant Daily Press editor Vincrnt S Jones was elected president to succeed Mulia at the Albany bureau. Awards recognized top spot news and feature photos from juried entries and exhibit.
Al Lansinghing High names new editors JorAne Valley and SVM Boyle as the oneditory of the Jonsmpiur High Schapl year, amid a selection process reviewed by President Robert Gibson.
A flood of 10 000 Christmas trees are cut in the Rensselaer county area amid a strong Yule market. Farmers report demand in New York City and Connecticut, with prices cited near $1 per tree and shipments to urban centers. The article notes weather boosted or delayed harvests and mentions local foresters and vendors preparing for distribution in the next ten days.
Milanese presided over a meeting of the Troy Realtors association as officers were elected. Key figures included James Dunne and Ralph Cantor, with state directors and the party committee names noted. The session covered campaign planning, party alignment, and leadership assignments for the upcoming election cycle.
Last week the East Side Cub Pack awarded honors presented by Donald Housgan and Tchad Lose. New members Richard Churchville and Daniel Ingaci Cintom joined as Rose Scouts. A World projects display and room decorations were prepared by members for August events.
In Bennington officials described a widening gap in the search for a Manta Welder. A gravel pit excavation near the college area was planned as investigators work from the Lang Trail to Ghistanbury, hoping for a breakthrough. Local responders and your road crew noted the day’s events as a concerned public watched closely.
A garbled, partial text presents a cryptic chant or poem fragment with dis jointed phrases and miswritten names. The passage hints at weather or omen imagery and a distant event or tune, but key details are obscured by errors and typos. The readable lines offer little clear narrative or concrete facts.
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